Electro
magnetic waves
related subjects: Antennas,
Waves (physics),
WLAN antennas |
Electromagnetic waves and circular dichroism- an animated tutorial
Electromagnetic waves are periodic changes of electric and magnetic fields in
space and time. They propagate at the speed of light. At any point of a light
beam, the magnetic field is always perpendicular to the electric field,
3D animations of electromagnetic
waves |
Cellular
phone antennas and human health |
Digital
maestro electromagnetic waves and transmission lines and antennas, also
java |
Electro magnetic spectrum
Electromagnetic spectrum overview |
Electromagnetic spectrum
Electromagnetic spectrum overview, Radio Waves, Microwaves, Infra Red, The
Visible Spectrum, Ultra Violet, Gamma Rays, x-Rays Diagram |
Electromagnetic Spectrum electromagnetic spectrum related stuff, types of waves,
Educypedia |
Electromagnetic spectrum |
Elektromagnetisch spectrum |
Electromagnetic
Spectrum |
EM wave movies
Polarization, Waves in Media, Reflection, Parallel-Plate, Dielectric-Slab,
Transmission Line, Normal Modes, Transients, Hertzian Dipole, Two-Dipole Array,
Four-Dipole Array |
Electro magnetic waves
electro magnetic waves, a tip |
Electromagnetic Waves what are Electromagnetic Waves, Electromagnetic Waves
explained |
Electromagnetic Waves and
Antennas the electronic textbook of electromagnetic waves and microwave
techniques |
EMF
primer general information on electromagnetic waves and fields and discusses
how exposure from such fields affect the human body. The concept of Specific
Absorption Rate (SAR) is discussed |
EMW1,
EMW2 |
HF radio propagation pdf file |
HF radio propagation |
Microwave devices
ppt file |
Microwave engineering
concepts and nomenclature |
Micro waves waveguide theory and application, developing the waveguide from parallel lines, energy propagation in waveguides, magnetic field, pattern in a waveguide, radiation from probe placed in a waveguide, waveguide modes of operation, waveguide impedance matching, waveguide terminations,
magnetron, antennas, circuits, horn antenna, klystron, microwaves tubes |
Polarization of waves Linear waves, Circular waves, Elliptical waves |
RADIO WAVES below 22 kHz
VLF waves, a tip |
RF
directional couplers the best theoretical performance available from a
directional coupler, using ideal transformers, is a function of the turns
ratio, and the terminating impedances |
Sending
electromagnetic power from place to place ionosphere, atmosphere,
radiation, noise power, cosmic background radiation, The effects of the ground and ionosphere |
Waveguides waveguides are the most efficient way to transfer electromagnetic
energy. Waveguides are essentially coaxial lines without center conductors. They
are constructed from conductive material and may be rectangular, circular, or
elliptical in shape. A waveguide is forming by adding quarter-wave sections
shorted at one end on each side of a two-wire line. The lines become part of the
walls of the waveguide, as illustrated in the following figure. The energy is
then conducted within the hollow waveguide instead of along the two-wire
transmission line |
Wireless networking Free Space Loss, FSL, Fresnel Zone, Receiver
Sensitivity, Antenna Gain, Transmit Power, Effective isotropic radiated power
(EIRP), System Operating Margin, Multipath Interference, Line of Sight, Fresnel
boundaries, Clearance, Refraction, Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), pdf file |
Wireless networking
Wireless Technologies, Types of Wireless Technology, Base Station, Introduction
to QAM, Advanced Signaling Techniques Used to Mitigate Multipath, QAM with DFE,
Spread Spectrum, FHHS, FDM, OFDM, VOFDM |
Wireless networking Point to Multipoint, free space propagation, Path loss
exponent, Line of Sight |
Horizontaal |
Radio electro magnetic wave propagation
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Ground Wave
Propagation Ground Wave Propagation |
HF radio propagation primer
Flash movie to learn how HF or "Short-wave" radio works. Learn about the
Ionosphere, Solar Flares, and why radio waves skip or refract off of the
different layers of the Ionosphere. Learn how space weather affects radio
conditions |
Ionospheric
propagation explained |
PROPAGATION OF RADIO WAVES |
Propagation of waves propagation, radio is all about the transmission of radio waves
from place-to-place without wires. Signals travel from the transmitting antenna
to the receiving antenna in different ways depending on the frequency used. Some
frequencies use the ionosphere to bounce signals around the world while other
frequencies can only be used for line-of-sight operations |
Propagation primer |
Radio propagation pdf file |
Radio propagation principles of radio propagation |
Radio propagation principles of radio propagation,
Radio propagation is a term used to explain how radio waves behave when they are
transmitted, or are propagated from one point on the Earth to another, ... |
Radio propagation pdf file |
Radio propagation models Path Loss: Models of "large-scale effects", Free
Space Propagation, Propagation over a Plane Earth, UHF Mobile Communication,
Diffraction loss, Total Path loss, Statistical Path Loss Law, Depth of
Shadowing, Multiple log-normal signals, Multipath Reception, Rician fading, PDF
of signal amplitude, Rayleigh fading, Analog Transmission over Fading Channels,
... |
Radiowave propagation
Review of Plane Waves, Transmission Lines and Waveguides, Review of Antennas,
Systems and Noise, Microwave Optics, Propagation Near the Earth's Surface,
Ionospheric Radiowave Propagation, Electromagnetic Radiation Hazards,
Atmospheric Nuclear Effects |
Radiowave propagation
Radiowave propagation, pdf file |
Radio-wave propagation basics pdf file |
Rayleigh Fading
Rayleigh fading is caused by multipath reception, ... |
Rayleigh Fading
Rayleigh fading, Multipath Reception |
RF propagation RF propagation, Free-space Loss, Total Path Loss, Fading,
Fade margin, Fresnel Loss, FSL, Fresnel Zone, Receiver Sensitivity, Fresnel
boundaries, Clearance, Refraction |
RF propagation RF propagation, Line-of-Sight Propagation and the Radio
Horizon, Electromagnetic wave propagation, Indirect or Obstructed Propagation,
Tropospheric Propagation, Ionospheric Propagation, Propagation Effects as a
Function of Frequency, Electromagnetics and RF Propagation, Electromagnetic
Waves in a Lossy Dielectric or Conductor, Electromagnetic Waves in a Conductor,
Near-Earth Propagation Models, pdf file |
Signal propagation Signal propagation, Free-space Loss, Total Path Loss,
Fading, Fade margin, Fresnel Loss, FSL, Fresnel Zone, Receiver Sensitivity,
Fresnel boundaries, Clearance, Refraction, ppt file |
Sky Wave
Propagation Sky Wave Propagation, Propagation beyond the line of sight is
possible through sky waves. Sky waves are radio waves that propagate into the
atmosphere and then are returned to earth at some distance from the transmitter,
ionospheric refraction, tropospheric scatter |
Space Wave Propagation
Space Wave Propagation |
Traveling
wave Traveling waves,
swf file |
VHF Propagation Maps VHF Propagation Maps |
Horizontaal |
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